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Regent College

Seminary Education – Paul WIlliams

Paul Williams, Executive Director of the Marketplace Institute at Regent College, Vancouver speaks to the Faith@Work Summit, Boston, 2014:

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Summary

Whether through excellence, absence or mediocrity, theological education has a huge influence on the Church?s devotional and missional life and this is no less true for those seeking to live faithfully and fruitfully as disciples of Jesus Christ in the marketplace. In recent decades a host of new resources have been developed by seminaries and Bible colleges to help marketplace believers. How do we evaluate these? In what other ways could these educational institutions support faith at work? In addition, we need to ask some broader questions: What is the role of the local church in theological education? Are theological education institutions currently capable of helping the faith at work movement? We?ll consider these questions as we seek to grasp the opportunities that our present moment offers us ? a moment in which both the need and the awareness of the need for quality theological education for faith and work integration is growing. [Read more…] about Seminary Education – Paul WIlliams

Reframe – a new resource from Regent College

Reframe 2ReFrame? is an outstanding new resource from the Regent College Marketplace Institute, Vancouver. Over 10,x 40 minutes episodes, ReFrame paints a picture of the big story of the Bible, our place in that story and how that impacts every aspect of our daily lives. [Read more…] about Reframe – a new resource from Regent College

“Starting from the Roots” – wise thoughts from Paul Williams and Ceri Rees, Regent College Marketplace Institute

Regent CollegePaul Williams and Ceri Rees work at Regent College Marketplace Institute in Vancouver – a leading light in the faith at work space. ?

Read an excellent interview with them here?where they explore these broad questions;?

  • How do you compare working in Christian and secular settings?
  • What does it mean to work with excellence?
  • Should we love our jobs?

Well worth a read.

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